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tell

I know a guy named "Scorpion", you could fight him

I could, or I could bug you till you cave in. telllllllllll

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10266534/index.html

You not going to tell, are you?

Super-Goombas or something?

At first sure, but isn't that basically how Dues Ex came about?

agreed

We have a closet full of skeletons?!?!!? My god, the X-files were right! Fight the Future!

I thought Kates motives were stupid. What was that "you'll always be apart of me, so I'm not good" BS. So stupid.

I think clearly there is. This games really is like the unoffical sequel to Rebellion. If Rebellion ****ed Command & Conquer, this would be their bastard child.

Thats not until the sequel like the sequel to Gladiator thats in the works

The Pope called for them, and people were like "Sure!", but nobody really went. EDIT: Those that did mainly killed Jews and raided Christian cities before being killed by Muslims. It took some later armies and kings and such to go: "**** it, I'll go", for the ball to start rolling. The Pope called for them, at least partially, because of all the crap the Turks (muslims) were pulling at the time, tho. And of course I don't mean you, my freind who believes in the invisible magical guy in the sky, thats not Zeus. No, I didn't actaully mean you, didn't even know you were religious till right then.

But i know we both agree that the cruscades made the Christians look bad, and the Romans had Gladiators. I wasn't really being specific in names or anything. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well, you could easily argue that the chrisitians didn't start/spark the crusades, it's just another one of those "he did this, so I did this, so he did that" episodes. But as for making chrisitans look bad, they do that all the time, so yes, it's historically accurate. "

Yea, Saladin (not exactly the noble guy in the film) took back Jerusalem, much like the Romans actually fought the Gauls and Marcus Aurelius existed like in Gladiator. The history lessons tend to get very foggy from there.

I just saw Kingdom of Heaven a couple days ago. The story shows a lot about how Christians totally lost credibility by going on the cruscades and killing "infidels". my favorite theologically incorrect quote in the movie was from a young catholic monk, "To kill an infidel is not murder, it is the path to salvation." lol, such bad theology for a Christian. I enjoyed Orlando Bloom's character because he looked past his illogical priests/advisors who were spouting out blasphemy and instead he focused on being rightous and benevolent. Surprisingly, it was a emotional movie for me, even though i felt that it slightly lacked in the romance department. i don't know how you could make that better, it must be hard to write romance well, but i thought it was good enough for what the movie is, and it complimented it. The Muslim main character i thought was generally a nice guy from what was shown. In summary, you should watch the movie if you already haven't, but make sure you don't go generalising Christianity solely because of it, and even Islam for that matter. It's more of a historical fiction, so keep that in mind. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Good thing one of us did That movie was as accurate as Gladiator, it was enjoyable, but largely false.

I thought it was, for an action/comedy, great. On of the witter movies like it I have seen in awhile. (I see this as the Rush Hour/Bad Boys type of movie, but better than both)

Serious, but needed, bump! This is HILARIOUS! Serenity with puppets: LINK The best line is, imo:

The offical trailer release (Yahoo calls it "exclusive" " ) http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/piratesoft...dmanschest.html

http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/starwa...=6140634&page=1 I hope they don't make hero units too powerful. Not a fan of hero based RTS. I really like how the rebels have to steal tech advences from the Empire

Don't you need a headset on Live! to hear the chit chat?

hurray!

that part was .....you'll get it when you watch again

It ends with some promise I saw it coming tho